International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 12,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2006 |
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... Constitution as a means to apportion representation in the House of Representatives , the decennial census began in 1790. Until the 1840s , however , the census schedules provided just the name of the head of each household . Only as ...
... Constitution as a means to apportion representation in the House of Representatives , the decennial census began in 1790. Until the 1840s , however , the census schedules provided just the name of the head of each household . Only as ...
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... constitutional monarchy was celebrated in one of the well - known theaters in Buenos Aires , where the Ottoman and Argentinean anthems were played and speeches were given in Arabic , French and Spanish . Among the slogans uttered were ...
... constitutional monarchy was celebrated in one of the well - known theaters in Buenos Aires , where the Ottoman and Argentinean anthems were played and speeches were given in Arabic , French and Spanish . Among the slogans uttered were ...
Strana 194
... constitutional monarchy . The deep respect , not to say reverence , which still surrounds the person of Atatürk ... constitution prohibits " exploit [ ing ] religious feelings for basing the fundamental social , economic , political ...
... constitutional monarchy . The deep respect , not to say reverence , which still surrounds the person of Atatürk ... constitution prohibits " exploit [ ing ] religious feelings for basing the fundamental social , economic , political ...
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Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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